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Hi @idk2065,
Let’s check to see if there are any server’s CPU or RAM spikes during the uploading process. If it reaches 100% for any of them, its most like related to the issue you are getting. And the main recommendations would be trying to upload less images either to further upgrade the hardware.
As an idea, you can try disabling the parallel uploads adding the following constant to your
wp-config.phpfile to see if that’d be of any help:define('NGG_UPLOAD_LIMIT', 1);The above constant should only allow uploading one image at a time. While that’ll make the process slower – it may help use lower hardware resources.
Hi @andywood58,
You have a custom CSS rule that prevents thumbnails containing
.Thumbclass from showing up. You can delete it or add the below custom CSS rule to display them:.ngg-album-compactbox .Thumb { display: block !important; }Hi @scottkandel,
Thanks for asking us. NextGen Gallery plugin surely supports WordPress 6.x versions. Our dev team closely watches to ensure the plugin stays compatible with the latest versions of WordPress and we’d launch updates if needed.
By the way, there are such plans to go with another update on the following week ( that’s unrelated with improving WP 6.x compatibility ) and we’ll manually adjust the supported version to 6.0.1.
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Slideshow dynamically allocates the height and the width of the images based on the screen size so there’s not much we could suggest here aside of removing the margin wrapper using custom CSS:
@media(max-width: 900px){ .ngg-slideshow.slick-slider { max-width: 100% !important; }}Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Photo Gallery, Sliders, Proofing and Themes - NextGEN Gallery] No lightboxHi @laurencecj,
In some rare cases, it could be because of the theme so if you still need SimpleLightbox, please try verifying if it’ll work with a generic WP theme from the Twenty series.
Hi @jstewart68,
Just trying to understand it better. Are you referring about viewing images as thumbnails or within the lightbox?
NextGen doesn’t have such a setting that’d automatically rotate images based on the image’s aspect ratio to fill better the screen regardless of the screen orientation. The images will always appear oriented as you’ll set them within Manage Galleries regardless of the device’s screen size.
Hi @kleinsasserm,
Great to find it fixed. 🙂
Hi @sccjono,
This is a non-critical warning that’s going to be fixed in one of the upcoming updates. In the meantime, you can safely hide the site’s warnings from
wp-config.phpfile by replacing:define('WP_DEBUG', true);with these
ini_set('display_errors','Off'); ini_set('error_reporting', E_ALL ); define('WP_DEBUG', false); define('WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false);Hi @starsphinx,
Unfortunately, there are no such easy ways to achieve this result with NextGen Gallery.
Just as an idea – you can add multiple galleries as source within the inserted NextGen Gallery block and exclude the images that you don’t need to appear from the
"Sort or exclude images"tab but adding new images to any of these source-galleries would result in automatically publishing the images for all of the gallery pages where you’ve used blocks with such exclusions which makes this method far from being ideal unless you aren’t adding new images to existing galleries.Hi @osqui666,
Our plugin extensively uses
ini_set()function for the various reasons ( in this particular instance it is being used for the error logging ) and it appears that your server’s configuration doesn’t like that.Since this is only a non functionally affecting warning, you can either simply disable
WP Debugby editing your site’swp_config.phpfile by FTP and replacing the following constant:define('WP_DEBUG', true);with these:
ini_set('display_errors','Off'); define('WP_DEBUG', false); define('WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false);Alternately, if you have edit access to
php.inifile from your server, you can simply excludeini_setfrom thedisable_functionslist then restart your server.Hope this helps
Hi @airflame,
We are sorry but we don’t support older versions of our plugin and 1.0.13 is at ~9 years old.
Please backup your site’s files and database then upgrade to the latest version of NextGen Gallery for the PHP and WP compatibility reasons.
Hi @jakub017,
That’s correct. Changing it directly within the plugin’s file will require re-doing the change after each NextGen Gallery plugin’s update and for each of the sites but you also can rewrite it adding a code snippet as below to your child theme’s functions.php file or using a plugin like Insert PHP Code Snippet:
add_filter( 'ngg_manage_galleries_items_order', 'custom_ngg_manage_galleries_items_order' ); function custom_ngg_manage_galleries_items_order( $orderby ) { return "DESC"; }Hi @jakub017,
NextGen Gallery doesn’t have such a setting but you can change the default order editing
“nextgen-gallery\products\photocrati_nextgen\modules\ngglegacy\admin\manage-galleries.php” file line 22
replacing:
$order = apply_filters('ngg_manage_galleries_items_order', 'ASC');with:
$order = apply_filters('ngg_manage_galleries_items_order', 'DESC');Hi @drivenbyboredom,
Our plugin is tested to work with the latest PHP and WP versions.
Could you please ask your hosting support if the latest PHP version has
PHP Strict Standardsenabled? Disabling that may fix it.Hi @mtresch,
Good question. I am afraid we don’t currently have such a workaround unless custom sorting the images the way you’d like but we have it as a feature request under our radar to look into improving the sort order when the images’ titles are combos of string+numeric format. As of now, these titles are being compared as text/string only.
We’ll probably come with a solution for this one at a future point.
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